Brief first impression of new Windows version of 3.3.4:
General:
- New icons...interesting. Not quite as obvious at a glance whether it's the server
or viewer icon in the task bar (green and red colors don't jump out as much as old
icons).
- I like the new program folder organisation. Seems
On Wed, Sep 25, 2002 at 07:31:17PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am trying to vnc into a Linux machine from a Windows box. How could I get Linux to
>allow the Windows machine to vnc to it?
It should not be a problem, once you have started a vnc server on the Linux
box.
Are you having som
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> I am trying to vnc into a Linux machine from a Windows box. How could I
get Linux to allow the Windows machine to vnc to it?
>
> Franco
Please
I am trying to vnc into a Linux machine from a Windows box. How could I get Linux to
allow the Windows machine to vnc to it?
Franco
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It most definitely is. Check out how many MSKB article reference BSD sockets:
http://www.google.com/search?as_q=BSD&num=100&as_sitesearch=support.microsoft.co
m
In fact, Microsoft has interbred with BSD twice. Not only did they use BSD as a
source for their TCP/IP code, they bought Interix a w
>Somehow I get the feeling this is another obvious theft - er,
>borrowing - from BSD on Windows...
Didn't you know? They lifted the entire BSD networking stack, and
trimmed it heavily to fit in the more-limited Windoze kernel. I
think someone actually grepped and found the BSD licence embe
On Windows platforms, you can instead use the native command
"netstat".
Somehow I get the feeling this is another obvious theft - er, borrowing - from
BSD on Windows...
On Wednesday, 2002-09-25 15:54 [GMT+0100=CET],
Lee Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If the server is a Unix/Linux system,
If the server is a Unix/Linux system, try 'netstat' (shows IP
connections by IP address & port).
Lee Allen
Leadtec Systems, a division of CGS
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Hi all,
Does anyone know how to know how many sessions and their IP
addresses connecting to the vnc server?
I have vnc server on one machine so
other people (in the LAN) can log in to view it. I would like to know the way
to log (or just view) how many of them currently connecting to the machin
Hello ANEES,
Wednesday, September 25, 2002, 6:27:52 PM, you wrote:
A> Hi,
A> On a Win NT environment, when the server is re-booted, can the WinVNC service
A> be started before a user logs in? When connected remotely through VNC, I can
A> send alt-ctrl-del to the host, upon which the server re-bo
>ZRLE is fully documented in the RFB protocol specification.
Looks quite interesting. I wonder if I'll be able to squeeze it into
ChromiVNC some day.
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Hi,
On a Win NT environment, when the server is re-booted, can the WinVNC service
be started before a user logs in? When connected remotely through VNC, I can
send alt-ctrl-del to the host, upon which the server re-boots. However, if I
am not on site, I would like to be able to re-connect to the V
I have used VNC for many years and have never had a problem with it.
Just this last week however a keyboard mapping issue came up. When
remote controlling a server and using the arrow, Home, End, PgUp, and
PgDn keys the information that is sent to the client is the
corresponding number of the fun
Hi
I think I got this problem when I though inetd was launching Xvnc but
actually not because of a configuration problem (like your Home env
...).
Check and correct your inetd.conf or so.
Marc
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Dustin:
Heya. There's two way to do what you want to do:
1. Use Jim Redman's VNCProxy: www.ergotech.com/misc/VNCProxy.html
You run it on a webserver that's a peer with your VNC server,
then use a special Java viewer to connect with the web-server.
All traffic between the viewer
Hello, I have a quick question, every time I log off form the server the
VNC service failles, so I cannot connect to it remotely. Do you have an
idea on what I can do to fix this problem?
Thanks.
CP
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Hi,
When attempting to connect to my vncserver I receive the error message
"Invalid protocol". I am starting vncserver using xinetd on Red Hat 7.2.
It seems to me that the server is receiving the request but is rejecting it,
because I would receive a "Failed to connect to server" message. When
Try putting the key in HKEY LOCAL MACHINE
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3]
"AuthRequired"=dword:
"Sjoerd Resink"
I've installed VNC on Windows XP Professional and I've configured it so that
I don't have to fill in a password by adding the registry key AuthRequired
and setting it to 0. When I'm booting the system I get a WinVNC Error
message. It says: "WARNING: This machine has been preconfigured to allow
ZRLE is fully documented in the RFB protocol specification. It is online at:
http://www.realvnc.com/docs/rfbproto.pdf (103k pdf)
Andy
RealVNC
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From: "Fabrice Faure" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: R
>Now how do I convert the Hex to the binary code for the fastpush?
Simple, you don't :-)
Run "winvnc -defaultsettings" from the command line and change the
password to what you want it to be.
Then, when you've tested it and it works (including a reboot) - use REGDIR to
list the reg key in que
Create it on one PC the usual way; then export the new password from the registry and
use the hex entry it shows.
On Tuesday, 2002-09-24 23:09 [GMT+0100=CET],
Brent Issaia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have recently taken over the IT Managers role and are trying to
> change all the Passwords on
Here are the release notes which offer more detail.
http://www.realvnc.com/3.3.4-release-notes.html
On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 09:40, Tristan Richardson wrote:
> RealVNC is pleased to announce the release of version 3.3.4 of VNC for
> both Windows and Unix platforms.
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I have recently taken over the IT Managers role and are trying to change all
the Passwords on the System.
How you I create a HEX password from an Alpha one so that I can run the .reg
file to change all the vnc clients.
eg: changing a password from Hello12 to Hex ???
Regards
Brent Issaia
IT
using three machines ( the viewer, proxy, and server) how do i tunnel vnc
through port 80. I have the server running on a non-firewalled computer, and
the viewr is behind a firewall and router. The firewall blocks every port but
port 80. I need the proxy to translate from port 5900 to port 80.
Hello,
I have noticed that there is a new encoding called ZRLE (id 16).
What is the algorithm of this encoding?
Could you give some benchmarks comparisons with others encodings?
Thank you
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> From: Jerry McBride [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 15:40:34 +0100 (BST) Tristan Richardson
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > RealVNC is pleased to announce the release of version 3.3.4
> of VNC for
> > both Windows and Unix platforms.
> >
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